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screen printing => General Screen Printing => Topic started by: Logoman on May 03, 2016, 09:51:51 PM
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Anyone use these Inks?
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I never have, but I see that Triangle sells 'em, (with a 5 gallon minimum)
I'd really like to see the certification on this type of thing
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Flame retardant inks were pretty popular back in the pre-NAFTA days; many mills here in the states printing children pajamas and such which must pass a flame (char) test.
Nowadays, not so much. Wilflex sells a FR concentrate which is added to plastisols, but it is a non-standard, only available in 4x1 minimums, and expensive......
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Did a project a few years back at my last business. I do remember being surprised at how the ink printed like butter. Don't have my notes from it but the cure temp was lower. We were printing on nomex material I believe. Came out great. The program was Berry Compliant and it worked. Cool beans I guess. Can't believe I just typed cool beans. I'm getting old ha.
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Did a project a few years back at my last business. I do remember being surprised at how the ink printed like butter. Don't have my notes from it but the cure temp was lower. We were printing on nomex material I believe. Came out great. The program was Berry Compliant and it worked. Cool beans I guess. Can't believe I just typed cool beans. I'm getting old ha.
Just for the record I will never talk to brandon again...